FATE HAMRICK of 1801 Edwit Street, Apt. 99, died Sunday in a Columbia, S.C., hospital. Fu neral plans incomplete. BARBARA ANN JENKINS, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Jenkins of 306 S. Morrow died Sunday at her home. Graveside services 2:30 Wednesday at York Memorial Park. Survivors: parents; brother. Bobby Lorenzo Jenkins of the home: sisters, Melinda Jane Jenkins, Kay Francis Jenkins, both of the home.
Mecklenburg Carolina And South Carolina Deaths And Funerals daughters, Mrs. J. A. Barrow of Roland, Miss Rosalie Carlisle of Kings Mountain. ASHEBORO Mrs.
Bess Neely Hunter, 84, died Monday. Funeral today at the home. WALTER P. LAFONTE of Clayton Hotel died Monday in a local hospital. Funeral plans incomplete.
Survivor: daughter, Mrs. Joe Nolan of Charlotte. WILLIAM H. LAMBETH, 86. of New Orleans, formerly of Charlotte, died Sunday in New Orleans.
Funeral 11 a.m. Wednesday at Christ Episcopal Church in Nashville, Tenn. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. H. of New Orleans: sons, Silicone Lambeth Jr.
of Jackson, Douglas S. Lambeth of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. MRS. MARY McGEE of 603 S. Independence Blvd.
died Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral 3 p.m. Wednesday at Simpson Memorial Methodist Church. Survivors: sons, Edward McFred Wilson, both of Gee, Charlotte: son. Charlie McGee of Charlotte; stepdaughter, Mrs.
Macie McKinney of Long Island, N.Y. JOE W. PASS of 902 East First St. died Monday in a local hospital. Funeral plans incomplete.
BILLY MORRIS STIKELEATHER infant son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Stikeleather, died Monday at the home. Graveside services 2:30 p.m.
today at Forest Lawn Cemetery. Survivors: parents; sister, Deborah Lois Stikeleather of the home. North Carolina BOSTIC-J. W. Carlisle, 91, died Saturday.
Funeral was Monday at Salem Methodis Church. Survivors: sons, Fred G. Carlisle of Norfolk. John A. Carlisle of Bostic, Howard Carlisle Charlotte, J.
E. B. Carlisle of Chicago, Hubert 0. Carlisle of Shelby: Duke Reveals Plan To Acquire Pisgah Company WASHINGTON Duke Power Co. of Charlotte has applied to the power commission for authority to acquire and merge the facilities of Pisgah Mountain Electric company of Lincolnton, N.C., into its system.
Announcing this Monday the commission said Duke had power agreed to pay Pisgah 4,000 shares of its common stock. Pisgah buys all its power from Duke, and a distribution system serving small porhas, tion of northern Gaston county and southern Lincoln county in North Carolina. The proposed merger would result in lower rates for Pisgah's present customers, Duke said in its application. Insurance Man Facing Trial HICKORY (UPI) Insurance agent Robert S. (Jack) Mullis Jr.
waived a preliminary hearing in City Court Monday and was bound over to the November term of Catawba Superior Court on charges of embezzlement. Agent James Nance of the N.C. Department of Insurance said that Mullis had embezzled $4,313 from the Nationwide Insurance Co. between Aug. 19 and Sept.
19. Nance said Mullis, who was freed under $1,000 bond, had made arrangements with' the company to repay the Mullis surrendered voluntarily, Nance said, and policyholders would not lose any money because of the alleged embezzlement. GI Is Killed In Road Crash Observer Carolinas News Service STATESVILLE Pfc. Johnny Lawrence Grimm, 19, a member of the 82nd Airborne Division at Ft. Bragg, was fatally injured Monday when his car collided head on with a truck about six miles north of here.
Grimm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry F. Grimm of Rt. 8, Statesville, was at home on leave.
Police said Grimm was passing another truck when the accident happened. Two men were riding in the truck that collided with Grimm's car, but neither was hurt seriously. Russians Coin New Word: Cosmovision MOSCOW (A) Tass, the Soviet news agency, coined a word Monday to describe the live television transmissions sent back to earth from its three-man spaceship, Voskhod. Survivor: son, John V. Hunter Jr.
of Winston-Salem. CONCORD Mrs. James H. Faulkenbury 77, died Sunday. Funeral 4 p.m.
today at Ann Street Methodist Church. Survivors: husband: sons, James H. Faulkenbury Jr. of Albemarle, William H. Faulkenbury of Lumberton: daughter, Mrs.
Margaret Sloop of Concord. CONCORD James Lloyd Bradbury, 29, died Sunday. Funeral 4 p.m. today at Westford Methodist Church. Survivors: wife: sons, James D.
Bradbury, Randy T. Bradbury, both of the home; stepdaughter, Patricia Coley of the home: mother, Mrs. Eunice Bradbury of Concord: brother. Bryant P. Bradbury of Concord.
CONCORD Mrs. Sam ThomForest 74. died Sunday. Funeral 3:30 p.m. today at Faith Baptist Church.
Survivors: husband; daughters. Mrs. Wateree Clay, Mrs. Margie Waycaster, both of Concord: sons, Sam T. Bill Forest, Harry Forest, all of Concord; sister, Mrs.
Sue Verble of Charlotte. CONCORD Mrs. George A. Winecoff, 76, died Sunday in Philadelphia, Pa. Funeral p.m.
Wednesday at Ann Street Methodist Church. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Guy Brafford of China Grove, Mrs. G. T.
Hagler of Cherry Hill. N.J., Mrs. Hoyle Little of Gastonia, Mrs. Kenneth Howard of Mount Mourne, Mrs. E.
Arrowood Jr. of Concord: son. Rev. George H. Winecoff of Horse Shoe.
CONNELLY SPRINGS Mrs, Altie Keller Brittain, 82, of Rt. 1 died Sunday in Valdese. Funeral 3:30 p.m. today at Witkie's Grove Baptist Church. Survivors: daughter, Mrs Ora Wright of Lawndale; sons Albert Keller, Horace Keller both of Hildebran, Burl Keller of Woodruff, S.C., Arthur Kel ler of Hickory, Ivey Keller of Oak Hill, Pearlie Keller Conley Keller, both of Connel ly Springs; sisters, Ella Bingham of Toluca, Mrs.
Dora Huffman of Rt. 1, Connelly Springs. CLIFFSIDE Mrs. Robert L. Edney, 57, died Monday.
Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Cliffside Methodist Survivors: husband; sons. Lee Cliffside, Alfred Edney of Caroleen; daughter, Miss Mary Ann Edney of the home; mother, Mrs. Mary Randall Harrill of brothers, Harvey Harrill, Swafford Harrill, both of Cliff. side; sisters, Mrs.
Ben Steele of Rt. 2, Falston. Mrs. Buren Whitaker of Cliffside. GLEN ALPINE Mrs.
Delia Lucendia Roper Ross, 87, died Saturday. Funeral was Monday. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Nisha Stevens, Mrs. R.
A. Dale, both of Glen Alpine; son, Atwood Ross of Glen Alpine; sisters, Mrs. Wood Epley of Glen Alpine, Mrs. Annie Roper of Morganton. GREENSBORO William P.
Butler, 88, died Saturday. Funeral 2 p.m. today at Mackie Funeral Home in Granite Falls. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Ben Gardner, Mrs.
Carliss Garner, Mrs. Wade Dunn, all of Greensboro, Mrs. Frank Phillips of Burlington; sisters, Mrs. Ann Y. Monteith.
Mrs. Sam Ferguson, both of Granite Falls, Mrs. Claude Fortune of Nebo; brother, C. E. Butler of Concord.
HICKORY Jones Walker Miller, 70, died Monday. Funeral 3 p.m. today at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church. Survivors: daughters, Mrs.
Daems of Washington D.C.. Mrs. R. D. Bolick, Mrs P.
M. Fleetwood, both of Hick ory; sons, J. W. Miller Paul Miller, William S. Miller Melford L.
Miller, Rhem W. Miller, all of Hickory; sisters Pitts of Hickory, Mrs. Ernest Starnes Wil mington: brother, John L. Miller of Burris, Wyo. HAMPTONVILLE Charles Monroe Henderson, 49, died Sunday.
Funeral Tuesday 2 Strom, Lake Have 'A Very Pleasant Talk' RALEIGH (A) U.S. Sen. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina, who recently switched from Democrat to Republican, called Saturday at the home of I. Bev. erly Lake in Wake Forest.
Lake, like Thurmond an ardent conservative, had no comment on the visit except to say the two had "a very plesant talk." Lake said Thurmond is an old friend and "naturally, we talked about Lake, twice an unsuccessful candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor, declined to say if Thurmond asked him to support Republican Barry Goldwater, in the upcoming presidential election. p.m. today at Shiloh Baptist Chuch in County. Survivors: father, P. Henderson of Hamptonville; sisters, Mrs.
L. C. Cromer of Darlington, S.C.. Mrs. E.
R. Crater Yadkinville. Mrs. Paul Windsor of Hamptonville, Miss Mozelle Henderson, Miss Estelle Henderson, both of Washington, D.C.: brothers. Parks Henderson of Hamptonville, Joe Henderson of Black Mountain, Lee Henderson of Salisbury, Carl Henderson of Washington, D.C.
JONESVILLE Mrs. Mamie Mayberry Apperson, 62, died Saturday. Funeral 2:30 today at First Baptist Church. Survivors: son, J. Robert Apperson of High Point; daughters, Mrs.
Thomas Reece of Statesville, Mrs. Richard Weiblen of Minnesota; brothers, Theodore Reece, John Reece, Dewey Reece, all of Statesville; sisters, Mrs. Hugh Holcombe of Jonesville, Mrs. George Hart of Elkin. LAUREL HILL Mrs.
Bertha D. Snead. 69. of Rt. 1 died Sunday.
Funeral 3 p.m. today at Snead's Grove Methodist Church. Survivor: brother. William A. Dawkins of Dunn.
LAURINBURG R. T. Bennett. 65, died Sunday. Funeral 11 a.m.
today at McDougald Funeral Home. Survivors: wife: son, Roy T. Bennett Jr. of Laurinburg: daughters, Mrs. Durant of Laurinburg, Miss Betsy Bennett of Richmond, Mrs.
R. W. Stinson of Copperas Cove, brother, Early Bennett of Laurinburg; sisters, Mrs. Carraway Ward, Mrs. Jessie Long, Mrs.
Belton Ward, all of Tabor City, Mrs. Martin Bloodgood. Mrs. Gladys Wells, both of Wilmington. LENOIR-G.
Fred Swanson 65. of Rt. 4, died Monday. Funeral plans incomplete. Survivors: wife: daughter, Mrs.
4 C. P. Kincaid of Lenoir: sons, George F. Swanson Dan Swanson, Gordon Swanson, all of Lenoir; sister, Mrs. P.
A. Beard of Lenoir. LENOIR Noah Ashbury Rich ardson. 87, died Sunday. Funeral 11 a.m.
today at Calvary Baptist Church. Survivors: sons, Hardin Richardson of West Jefferson, Robert Richardson of Lenoir, 0. D. Richardson of Hudson. Everett Richardson of Rt.
5, Lenoir: daughters, Mrs. Roscoe Morrow Lenoir, Mrs. Grady Hamby of Granite Falls, Mrs. Houston Wyatt of Sparta. LEXINGTON Miss Rosa May Moffitt, 84, died Monday.
Funeral 11 a.m. Wednesday at Lexington City Cemetery. Survivors: brothers, W. H. Moffitt, Ralph D.
Moffitt, both of Lexington. LUMBERTON-Rev. B. C. Chavis, 65, died Sunday.
Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Mount Heberon Free Will Baptist Church. Survivors: wife; sons, L. Chavis of Tulsa, Early Chavis, Luther Chavis, Gene Chavis, all of Pembroke: daughters, Mrs. Mae Caracciolo, Mrs.
Trudy Olibero, Miss Carol Selena Chavis, all of Brooklyn, N.Y., Mrs. Clementine Dial of Fayetteville; halfbrother, Mack Chavis of Rowland: sister, Mrs. Lily Compson of Rowland. MARION W. Ernest Mason, 81, died Sunday.
Funeral 3 p.m. today at Black Mountain Church of God. Survivors: sons, Sam Mason of Old Fort, Lawrence Mason of Swannanoa; daughters, Mrs. W. P.
Conner, Mrs. Edgar Waddell, Mrs. Ethel Davis, all of Swannanoa, Mrs. Herbert Turner of Asheville, Mrs. Landon Kite of Shenandoah, Va, Mrs.
Bob Lemaster of Upland, brother, Thomas Mason of Canton; sister, Mrs. Ollie Arrington of Waynesville. MARSHVILLE Julius F. Helms, 47, died Monday 11 Charlotte. Funeral 3 p.m.
Wednesday at Philadelph a Baptist Church. Survivors: wife: daughters, Miss Linda Sue Helms, Miss Kathy Jane Helms, both of tie home: son, Jerry Helms oi Pageland, S.C.; mother, John Marze of Marshville: stepfather, John Marze of Marshville; sisters, Mrs. Houston Taylor, Mrs. Wade Autry, both of Marshville. MAXTON Mrs.
Jack Humphery, 63, of Rt. 1 died Sunday. 3. p.m. today at Biggs Funeral Chapel in Lumberton.
Survivors: husband: so n. Howard Humphery of the home, brother, Albert Hayes of Orrum; sisters, Mrs. Florence Horne of Columbia, S.C., Mrs. Lefond Alne, Mrs. Mason McDaniel, both of Dillon, S.C.
MAXTON Mrs. William C. Locklear, 72, of Rt. 3 died Sunday. Funeral 3 p.m.
Wednesday at White Hills Baptist Church. Survivors: husband; son, Shelton Locklear of the home; daughter, Martha Anne Locklear of the home. MONROE Mrs. 0. L.
Braswell, 71, died Sunday. Funeral 2:30 p.m. today at HarrisWells Chapel. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. E.
M. Walters, Mrs. R. B. Fowler, both of Monroe, Miss Lorraine Braswell of the home.
MOREHEAD CITY William W. Moyle, 68, died Sunday. Funeral today at National Cemetery in Newbern. Survivor: sister, Mrs. Montee Maddox of Newbern.
MOORESVILLE Mrs. J. D. Rogers of Rt. 3 died Monday.
Funeral 11 a.m. Wednesday at St. Mark's Lutheran Church. Survivors: husband: daughters, Mrs. J.
C. Branch, Mrs. Francis Jarvis, both of Statesville, Mrs. Bill Stutts of Mooresville; sons, Fred Rogers, Claude Rogers, both of Mooresville, Jerry Rogers of the home: brother, Luther Poston of Mooresville. RAEFORD Harry Dees, 51, of Rt.
1 died Funeral 3 p.m. at "Crumpler Funeral Home. Survivors: wife: daughters, Mrs. Maxine Korfuiski of High Point, Mrs. Louise Littles of Avon Park, Mrs.
Alton Cox of Lumberton, Mrs. Stanley Miller of Joliet, sons, Johnny Dees of Raeford, Steve Dees, Charles E. Parham, both of Fayetteville, Billy M. Parham of the home; sister, Mrs. H.
O. Wooten of Vass; brothers, F. L. Dees of Fayetteville, Dan Dees of Vass. SAINT PAULS Mrs.
Pete W. Watson, 54, died Sunday. Funeral 2 p.m. today at Great Marsh Baptist Church. Survivors: husband; daughters, Mrs.
Mary Delacruz of Orlando, Mrs. Vashti Bowman of Fayetteville, Mrs. Betty Jean Lupo of St. Pauls, Mrs. Faye Berdeaux of Bishopville.
S.C., Mrs. Sandra Lyde of Augusta, sons, Gilbert Edwards, Clyde Edwards, both of Saint Pauls. SALISBURY Mrs. Grace Baker Hood, 52, died Monday. Funeral 3 p.m.
Wednesday at Lyerly Funeral Home Chapel. Survivors: son, Billy Jack Robinson of Salisbury; mother, Mrs. Susie Baker of Salisbury; brother, H. B. Baker of Salisbury; sister, Mrs.
Ray Coggins of Salisbury. SHALLOTTE Albert M. Phelps, 81, died Sunday in Raleigh. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at Mount Carmel Free Church.
sons, Raleigh, Phelps, L. E. Phelps, Shallotte; daughter, Mrs. H. C.
Platt of Little River S.C.: half brother, C. L. Holden of Shallotte: half sisters, Mrs. Myra Willis of Shallotte, Mrs. Garfield Simmons of Wilmington.
Mrs. Ollie Swain of Bolivia, Mrs. Stella Holden of Clinton, N.C. SMITHFIELD-E. J.
Wellons, 75. died Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral 11 a.m. today at Centernary Methodist Church. Survivors: wife: daughter, Mrs.
William Wynne of Fort Lauderdale, son, E. J. Wellons Jr. of Smithfield: brother, B. F.
Wellons of Charlotte; sisters, Mrs. C. E. Kiracofe of New Orleans, Mrs. R.
A. Broome of Rocky Mount, Miss Nell Wellons of Raleigh, Mrs. Libby Johnson of Smithfield. STANFIELD Mrs. Nealie J.
Sossamon, 78, died Monday. Funeral 4 p.m. today at Midland Baptist Church. Survivors: sons, Felix Sossamon of Midland, Edd Sossamon of Stanfield: daughters, Mrs. Eunice S.
Midland, Mrs. James A. Mills of Stanfield: brother, Hugh Love of Stanfield. STATESVILLE William Cavin Griffin, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Ellis Griffin of Rt. 1, died Sunday. Funeral was Monday. Survivors: parents. STATESVILLE Espy Ray Benfield 51, died Sunday.
Funeral plans incomplete. Survivors: wife: sons, E. Ray Benfield of Statesville, Steven Benfield of the home: daughter, Mrs. Harold Stewart of Clemmons. STATESVILLE Pfc.
Johnny Lawrence Graham, 19, died Monday. Funeral plans plete. Survivors: parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
F. Graham; sisters, Mrs. Robert Morris of Staunton, Mrs. John Lamson of Statesville. STONY POINT-William John Barnard, 60, died Saturday.
Funeral 3 p.m. today at Mount Bebo Baptist Church. Survivors: wife; brothers, Roy Barnard of Asheboro, Macdonald Bernard of Blowing Rock: sisters, Mrs. Ellen Bell of Charlotte, Mrs. Ethel Brewer of Statesville, Mrs.
A. Westbrook of Augusta, Ga. WADESBORO Ben F. Alexander, 70, died Monday. Funeral 2 p.m.
Wednesday at McEwen Funeral Chapel in Monroe. Survivors: sisters, Mrs. Mary Sullivan of Wadesboro, Mrs. Lillie Paxton Matthews, Mrs. Verla Tucker of Gastonia, Mrs.
Lucy Tyson of Winston-Salem, Mrs. Annie Wilson of Charlotte; brothers, Jack Alexander of Pageland, Ed Alexander of Waxhaw, Robert Alexander of Wadesboro. WEST END Wade Puckett, 45, was found dead Saturday. Funeral 3 p.m. Friday at Pal Mair Baptist Church.
Survivors: wife; daughters, Mrs. Mary Ann Kennedy, Miss Hazelea Puckett, Miss Linda Puckett, Miss Maxine Puckett, all of West End; sons, Robert Puckett of Sanford, Bill Puckett of the home: brothers, Riley Puckett, Grant Puckett. John D. Puckett, Haywood Puckett, all of Ellerbe: sisters. Mrs.
Stella Bowman of Aberdeen, Mrs. Nettie Tilley of Norwood, Mrs. Mary Frances McCormick, Mrs. Anna Lee Nunn, both of Ellerbe. South Carolina BARNWELL J.
S. Towne 53, died Sunday. Funeral was Monday. Survivors: mother, Mrs. Sallie Townes of Barnwell; brothers, W.
A. Towne of Charleston, Carl Towne of Myrtle Beach, Guy Towne of Whiteville, N.C., Towne of Florence: sisters, T. Cuspid of N. Augusta, S.C., Mrs. R.
J. Wardlow of Liberty Hill. BISHOPVILLE Mrs. Carrpe McGill Ellen, 77, died Monday. Funeral 4 p.m.
today at Bethlehem Methodist Church. Survivors: sons. David M. Ellen Jr. of Baltimore, William M.
Ellen, John H. Ellen, both of Bishopville; brothers, Dr. W. Frank McGill of Hickory Grove, S.C., Dr. Grady D.
McGill of Staylors, Rev. Fred T. McGill of Greer. BENNETTSVILLE- Evans Lee Pruitt, 54, died Saturday. Funeral was Sunday at Whitner Funeral Home.
Survivors: wife; sons, Douglas Pruitt of Charleston, Evans Lee Pruitt Tommy Pruitt, both of Bennettsville; daughters, Mrs. Doris Van Horn of Goochland, Mrs. Mignon Pate of Bennettsville, Mrs. Betty Sue Linton of Society Hill: brother, Charlie Pruitt of Bennettsville; sisters, Mrs. Mary Alice Moore of Carlsbad.
N.M., Mrs. Ida Crowley, Mrs. Sadie Phillips, both of Bennettsville. CHERAW Miss Lou Esther Watson died Sunday. Funeral 4 p.m.
today at First Baptist Church. Survivors: sisters, Mrs. Fred White of Cheraw, Mrs Ernest Wicker of Pomaria; brothers. J. E.
Watson, Graham Watson, both of Kershaw. DARLINGTON Col. Thomas Eugene Jeffords, 72, of Columbia. formerly of Darlington and Atlanta, died Saturday. Funeral 11 a.m.
Wednes day at Grove Hill Cemetery. Survivors: wife: son, Cullen R. Jeffords of Atlanta: daugh ters. Mrs. Jean Layfield of Maston City, Iowa; Mrs.
Bar. bara J. Lipham of East Point, brother, C. Harrwell Jeffords of Tallahassee, sis ters, Mrs. Arthur Rogers, Miss Mary Jeffords, both of Darlington.
GAFFNEY James S. Wells, 83, died Sunday. Funeral was Monday. Survivors: daughters. Mrs.
Dorothy Breeden of Gaffney, Mrs. H. G. Millsaps of Charlotte; son, Warren Wells of Cincinnati, Ohio. LATTA Daniel Bowden Shine, 75, died Saturday.
Funeral was Monday. Survivors: wife; son, D. B. Shine Jr. of Latta; daughter, Mrs.
T. H. Symmes Jr. of Park Ridge, sisters, Mrs. J.
M. Blass of Wilmington, Mrs. N. K. Oates of Faison, Mrs.
B. F. Butler of Hollywood, Fla. LANCASTER Henry LaFatte Carnes. 83, died Sunday.
Funeral 4 p.m. today at Glenwood Heights Baptist Church. H. H. Frank, Novelist, Dies At Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
-P- Novelist H. H. (Pat) Frank, 57, author of "Alas Babylon," died Monday of inflammation of the pancreas. He had been writing material for the Democratic National Committee this election year. Frank's first book, "Mr.
Adam." was published shortly after World War II and was an immediate, success. Back The He Night." also a book about the Marines in Korea, and "Alas Babylon," a story of the aftermath of nuclear war. He was born in Chicago in 1907 and began his writing career as a reporter for the Jacksonville Journal. He later worked for the New York and Washington newspapers. Albemarle Man Dies In Smashup Of Automobile ALBEMARLE J.
C. Har. wood, 23, of Albemarle was killed Sunday near Norwood when he was thrown from a car that left the road and struck an embankment. Two other occupants of the car were injured, but not seriously. Funeral for Harwood will be at 2 p.m.
today at Lefler Funeral Home. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gurley Harwood of Albemarle: a brother, Donnie Clay Harwood of the home; and two sisters, Mrs. Timothy Thompson of Gold Hill and Miss Loretta Harwood of the home.
Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Stacks, Mrs. Nellie Laney, Mrs. Lois Plyler, all of Lancaster, Mrs. Elsie Faile of Rock Hill; sons, Leroy Carnes of Lancaster, Jack Carnes of Rock Hill, Luke Carnes of Columbia, Woodrow Carnes of Greenwood: sisters, Mrs.
Maude Knight of Lancaster, Mrs. Texie Faile of Kershaw; brother. C. Carnes of Hamlet. M.C.
LANCASTER John Bunyan Hinson, 64, died Saturday. Funeral 3:30 p.m. today at Springdell Baptist Church. Survivors: wife; daughter, Miss J. M.
Hegler of Hollywood, sons, Russell A. Hinson, Tola L. Hinson, Shelton B. Hinson, all of Lancaster. OCEAN DRIVE BEACH L.
Purify Hardwick, 94, died Sunday. Funeral 10:30 a.m. today at Hardwick Funeral Chapel in Loris. Survivors: wife; sons, Ernest G. Hardwick of Ocean Drive, Dayton E.
Hardwick of Louisburg, N.C.; sister, Mrs. Fannie H. Allsbrook of Loris: brother, N. B. Hardwick of East Akron, Ohio.
ROCK HILL Harold Wayne Orr, 22, of Garden City, died Sunday. Funeral 10 a.m. today at Garden City Baptist Church. Survivors: parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Orr of Garden City, Ga. ROCK HILL Mrs. Florence R. Griffin, 86, of Belmont, N.C., died Saturday in Rock Hill. Funeral was Monday.
Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Gardner of Belmont. N.C. ROCK HILL Harold Wayne Orr, 22, died Sunday in Garden' City, Ga. Funeral 10 a.m.
today in Garden City. Burial 5 p.m. today at Laurelwood Cemetery in Rock Hill. Survivors: parents, Mr. and Harold Y.
Orr. OBITUARIES Mecklenburg HENRY EUGENE LEWIS, SR. Henry Eugene Lewis, 64, of Rt. 6, Box 580, Charlotte died suddenly early Monday morning, Oct. 12, 1964 at Windy Hill Beach, S.
C. He had been in declining health for six years. Born April 3, 1900 in Sumter. S. C.
his parents were the late Robert M. and Rebecca Bradford Lewis. He was a retired accountant of Humble Oil and Refining Co. and was with Esso Standard Oil Co. for 36 years before his retirement in 1958.
Mr. Lewis was a member of Paw Creek Presbyterian Church where he was Ruling Elder Emeritus and former teacher of the Men's Bible Class. He was a member of Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 85. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 p.m.
Tuesday at Paw Creek Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. J. Edward Craig, the minister, and the Rev. J. E.
Wayland of Unity Presbyterian Church in Fort Mill, S. C. Interment in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Rhoda Prather Lewis, daughter, Mrs.
Willis Cox and son, Henry E. Lewis, all of the Paw Creek community: also one grandchild; a brother, James W. Lewis of Wrightsville Beach, N. C. and two sisters, Miss Josephine Lewis and Mrs.
Lucy Tyson, both of Charlotte. Honorary pallbearers will be members of Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 85 and members of Men's Bible Class. Mr. Lewis will, be o'clock.
carried to the church Arrangements by Harry and Bryant. South Carolina MENDEL JONES FUNDERBURK PAGELAND. Mendel Jones Funderburk, 50. of Route 2 died Sunday afternoon Oct. 11, 1964 in a Charlotte, N.
Sir hospital after a brief illness. is survived by his wife, Mrs. Minnie Lee McManus Funderburk and son Larry Funderburk of the home; three sisters, Miss Utah Funderburk Boston, Mrs. Aline Threatt of Asheville. N.
Mrs. Matylee Threatt of Pageland; four brothers, Heath Funderburk of Pageland, Nebraska Funderburk, David Funderburk and Halsey Funderburk all of Charlotte. Funeral services will be conducted at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday from Dudley Baptist Church with interment in the church cemetery. Friends may call at Sutton Funeral Home in Pageland until one hour prior to service.
SHARON MEMORIAL PARK SERVICES TODAY Mrs. Maude Edwards MEMBER OF THE THE ORDER SOLDER RULE Announcements TUESDAY MR. CHARLIE E. FRANKLIN 11:00 West Chapel MISS PEGGY L. KNAUFF 11:00 -Covenant Presby.
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